At 01:15 PM 1/29/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>Why bothering running two server side languages
>together PHP can do CF work and CF work can do may PHP
>work. CFML is simpler and easy. PHP is an stronger
>language but with more writing code.

Sounds about right to me! There is some functionality
built into PHP that isn't as readily available in CF
due to PHP's reliance on existing open source libraries,
though. This can make special purpose pages in PHP appealing in
an otherwise CF-only site.

>Don't this idea will create more problem at the end?
>Performance decrase will be big?

Yes, this will most likely be a development nightmare at
some point. You will inevitably get someone working on
the project that doesn't know both languages and will
spend time trying to remove the offending one.

As for performance penalties, I can't see any reason
why performance would suffer just from supporting two
languages on one server. Perhaps there's a little extra
RAM consumed in the Web server memory space and environment,
but otherwise there's no harm.

I have a client now that has a Web site
written in each of PHP and ColdFusion. We got a dedicated
server, and are running both hapily on one box. We're
getting ready to start exchanging data between them.


-B



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